It's that time again! PNW Water Year 2025 Survey. Fill out the survey below to share your experience with abnormally dry or wet conditions this past year.

Three researchers collect data in the Padilla Bay estuary at low tide. Credit: University of Washington.

Given concerns about continued availability of federal climate info, @cig-uw.bsky.social is hosting a webinar reviewing resources for supporting climate preparedness in WA & the NW, feat. @meadekrosby.bsky.social & Guillaume Mauger 👇

📊 Climate Resources Roundup
🗓️ 10/16 @ 1 pm PT
🔗 bit.ly/46R5uED

Got 8 minutes? You can view Meade's #PNWClimateWeek presentation and learn how actionable science is integral to building climate resilience for both people and nature. youtu.be/n1jjf4aIPHQ?... @meadekrosby.bsky.social @uwenvironment.bsky.social

"There's a lot of evidence that shows that the stronger a community's social cohesion is, the better chances they have of resilience from climate hazards," said Rishi Sugla, climate resilient scientist at the UW Climate Impacts Group. @uofwa.bsky.social @nwcasc.bsky.social

Enjoyed listening to our @uwenvironment.bsky.social Inclusive Excellence Fellows present their final project proposals. Projects ranged from improving access to field experiences to mentoring programs for college staff. @uwsafs.bsky.social @uwess.bsky.social @uwmarinebiology.bsky.social

Trump administration pulls plug on UW climate research partnership A research collaborative hosted at the University of Washington has worked alongside communities to help them adapt to climate change.

The climate research program made it possible for communities to connect with researchers to find solutions to extreme heat, forest fires & rising sea levels, said Esther Min, a UW assist prof & w/ Front and Centered. www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news... @cig-uw.bsky.social @meadekrosby.bsky.social

More on recent termination of the NW Climate Resilience Collaborative and concerns for remaining NOAA Climate Adaptation Partnerships (CAPs).

"NOAA’s investment in CAP program was one of the very few to say, very explicitly, go see if you can solve problems in your region, full stop."

CIG Update: Termination of the Northwest Climate Resilience Collaborative | Climate Impacts Group Dear supporters of the University of Washington Climate Impacts Group,We are deeply saddened to report that the Acting Director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)’s Grants M...

We are deeply saddened to report that the funding for the Northwest Climate Resilience Collaborative has been terminated effective immediately. This is a devastating setback for climate resilience in rural and Tribal communities in the PNW. Read more>> cig.uw.edu/2025/05/cig-... @nwcasc.bsky.social

The dismissal of National Climate Assessment authors this week and notice that its scope is being "reevaluated" leaves the door open to a compromised report serving fossil fuel interests at the cost of American communities.

I talked to John Vause about this concern on CNN International last night.

Designed banner reading "Now Accepting Applications! 2026 Faculty Fellowship Program. A one-year, last-mile program to support NW CASC Consortium faculty in making research more easily applied to natural resource decision making! Learn more + register for May 13 info session @ 11am PT. bit.ly/2026FacultyFellowship." Bright blue, lime green, and medium green text boxes surround a photo of six researchers walking through a field with flowers in the foreground and trees in the background.

We are now accepting applications for our 2026 Faculty Fellowship Program — supporting NW CASC Consortium faculty to take research beyond peer-reviewed 📄s to formats more easily accessed, interpreted and applied by resource managers! Learn more bit.ly/2026FacultyFellowship & check out this thread ⬇️

CIG Update: Federal Funding Uncertainty & Potential Program Impacts | Climate Impacts Group Dear supporters of the University of Washington Climate Impacts Group, We appreciate the role each of you has played in our collective efforts to help make communities, Washington state, and the Pacif...

Federal Funding Uncertainty & Potential Program Impacts: Read our letter about how #federalbudgetcuts to #climate science could impact the PNW Region 👉 cig.uw.edu/2025/04/cig-... @nwcasc.bsky.social

UW climate research group braces for Trump cuts The University of Washington's Climate Impacts Group relies heavily on federal funding to help communities adapt to climate change.

I talked to the Seattle Times about how loss of our region's Climate Adaptation Science Center and NOAA Climate Adaptation Partnership would slash our capacity to support NW climate resilience.

“If the (centers) are eliminated, then our resource managers are going to be flying blind,” Krosby said."

📢Welcome Susan Dickerson-Lange, our new director! Among many duties, she will provide strategic leadership as we remain committed to advancing climate resilience in the PNW. Learn more about Susan👉 cig.uw.edu/2025/03/susa... @nwcasc.bsky.social

The new Washington State Climate Office website is live, making climate data & forecasts easier to access for communities across the state. As a longtime collaborator and now home to WASCO, we’re thrilled to see this milestone! Check it out: 🔗 climate.uw.edu #ClimateResilience

Apply Now to the 2025 Climate Equity and Resilience Summer Institute | Climate Impacts Group Applications are now open for the 2025 Climate Equity and Resilience Summer Institute!Read below to learn more about the program, sign up for an information session, and apply by March 17, 2025, with ...

Ever wondered how #ClimateJustice plays out in practice?
Join the Climate Equity & Resilience Summer Institute (6/16–7/4) to:
✨ Explore across social, environmental, & climate contexts
🤝 Connect w/ justice-focused scholars
📍 UW Seattle + Pack Forest
✨ Scholarships available! bit.ly/CERSI25

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The demand for climate resilience solutions continues to grow and we are hiring to support the ^ need for #climatescience and collaboration. Learn more about the Tribal Climate Adaptation Specialist & Research Scientist positions here: cig.uw.edu/about/cig-ca...

Tribal Climate Adaptation Specialist, Northwest Climate Resilience Collaborative | Climate Impacts Group The University of Washington Climate Impacts Group (CIG) is hiring a Tribal Climate Adaptation Specialist to expand CIG’s efforts to support Tribal resilience efforts in the Northwest. This position w...

📣 JOB ALERT 📣

The Climate Impacts Group (CIG) at University of Washington is hiring a Tribal Climate Adaptation Specialist. This position will work with CIG, the Affiliated Tribes of NW Indians and other partners to support the resilience efforts of Northwest coastal Tribes.

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